Eddie Pinero

He's walking through a parking lot.

Someone walking by said to a friend, I love my life.

And he said he remembers hearing that and kind of scoffing and in a mocking manner repeating it back.

Yeah, I love my life.

But as he did, he noticed something.

As he repeated those words, he felt good.

For the first time in a long time.

Even if it was only for a few seconds.

But sometimes a few seconds is enough.

And this time, a few seconds was enough.

Enough for him to say, you know, one more day.

We'll give this one more day, maybe tomorrow.

Tomorrow, as the sun came up, turned into one more day, which turned into another day, which turned into weeks, months, and years where he exists today.

not only incredibly successful, but a sharer of the message.

He had a sign made that said, I love my life, as a reminder to himself and to help others in the same spot.

I love my life, he said again at the table, looking up with tears in his eyes and a smile on his face.

See, when you're in those moments,

And trust me, I know how dark they can be.

It feels like life is asking you to do more than you can.

To pull a rabbit out of a hat or create some unheard of larger-than-life solution.